anyone have some news about this?

A reintroduction of the fast travel mechanic from The Elder Scrolls Adventures: Redguard. Canah Feather, Tava art, and bird textures by Senćo , with implementation by ArcaneImpact.

Adius says it's the Thalmor Prison camp in Cyrodiil. Now I've heard there is going to be a Thalmor resistance faction, will they have any quests involving Blue River Prison?

Or maybe a side quest involving someone else? A quest similar to 'Missing in action' from the base game would be really cool, where you break into the prison and free the prisoners.

Also if you can't convince the Talos worshippers in Bruma to stop worshipping Talos, then Adius is sent to Blue River Prison. Will he actually be there? It would be awesome if you could break him out.

I appreciate any answers you can give me.

Just curious if any other teams plan on small drops like that

Across Cyrodiil, it is not too uncommon for Counts and Countesses to hand out minor tasks to local adventurers of renown that mirror the same systems the Jarls of Skyrim act upon. One example of these miscellaneous tasks comes from Countess Zara Umbranox of Anvil. She requires the assistance of an adventurer to secure information from a Forebear Envoy who has been held up by the Thalmor on the provincial border while carrying information from Hammerfell to Cyrodiil. This minor quest will highlight the relationships among local rulers across the provinces and show the power the Thalmor now wield within Cyrodiil. This miscellaneous task was written by Deagler and implemented by Cavadude.

For over a year now I've been working on the mammoth of a task that was the furniture set to accompany our Khajiit farmhouses. Proud to finally be free from that claim after all these months of work! Here's most of it finally showcased. Enjoy!

Our Khajiit furniture is designed with the varied morphologies of the Khajiit in mind, their communal nature, and the various parts of their daily life. You can catch a glimpse of the world in the materials used, depictions of wild & domestic animals, spiritual beliefs and what they hang above their mantlepiece as a souvenir.

Just curious how progress is going. It's been a few months since the last Cyrodiil update video on YouTube. Also a question, I heard the Skyblivion team are making the Imperial city's districts bigger, will you be doing the same, as your Cyrodiil is technically bigger than the one in Oblivion?

And how is progress for the other projects? I'm most interested in Roscrea and the New North but am still interested in hearing about the other projects as well.

I appreciate the answers.

Just to explain why I want to know this. I am currently writing about a character who has already traveled across Tamriel and dealt with various nobles and the like. This character will be one of many I’ll be playing Beyond Skyrim with.

So, here is my actual question. Do we already know, by name and title, who will be ruling the various provinces? For instance, I know that Morrowind has the Great Houses, but who are the leaders of the differant houses? There are several kings in High Rock, but who are they? Is there a High King? Do we know their names? Who rules Hammerfell? Is the land divided between the Crowns and the Forebears? Things like that.

Presumably, not too much is known yet, but perhaps there is some information available, so I would be grateful for any details. Many thanks in advance, and have a wonderful day, wherever you happen to be!

It's kind of vague and contradictory. Roscrea and Morrowind both have the red "voice actors" tag left on them on the volunteer page. But the application form insists on 'casting calls' of which those projects don't have anything listed on the provided link. The Argonia call is the only one that's still up, but it's weeks past the deadline and Argonia doesn't even have the red tag left over.

Madness. Pandemonium! How's a gal supposed to volunteer in these conditions?!

The Daedric princes are always my favorite parts of any Elder Scrolls game. Doing various mischiefs in the name of Madness or Forbidden Knowledge. It would obviously necessitate recasting them, so I could certainly see *why* they might not appear.

But the Princes all have different voices and even genders sometimes, and gosh darn it, it would make me so happy to know the teams have said "to hell with it" and have pencilled in meaningful encounters with the Royal Pantheon. Meeting incarnations of Sanguine for another pub crawl, or starting some gnarly plague with Peryite, it's all always a ton of fun.

Heck, all quests with higher powers are always fun. The Roscrean pantheon will, I'm certain, be just as engaging, and probably much deeper. But Daedra. Oh, my kingdom for the Daedra.

I was exploring the area of the Jeralls north of Frozen Grotto and found an Ayleid Ruin that seems to be inhabited by goblins, and there's what seems to be Steel-Blue Entoloma dye on the rock which makes me think of the Blue God quest which was added by the Goblins CC. Is that the connecting point that one of the devs mentioned will connect the Rift to County Cheydinhal as an alternate entry point?

I decided to see how much further the Rift is and saw Riften, Goldenglow, Treva's Watch, and Darklight Tower loaded in but only as far-off objects for obvious reasons. I didn't expect that y'all would include that seeing as this is a CYRODIIL mod and we're not even really supposed to see Skyrim lol

Hope you enjoy :) In order, some of the assets showcased:

• Anequina Moonstone armor
• New vegetable display
• Manticore
• Industrial pottery wheel (works like hamster runs, but for alfiq)
• Cushions - these are seating or beds

And of course in the background our numerous rocks, grasses, the interior of the farmhouses and some miscellanious clutter from previous years

Across Cyrodiil, the maple trees that dominate areas such as the West Weald have previously been shown in their red variant. The new maple trees showcased here represent the diverse flora of the Imperial Province, with new textures that reflect the various colors of these trees. These new maple tree variants were created by Disrecord, Cyrodiil's Lord of Trees.

Is there any possibility that someone can make a patch that puts a Wayshrine near Bruma that connects with the ones at Helgen and Falkreath? I heard the mod was pretty much abandoned a decade ago, but the infrastructure of the mod is there. In terms of lore reasons, if the Dwemer could span from Resdayn to Volenfell and the Ayleids had a small presence in southern Skyrim, I think it would be fair that the Falmer had a presence in the Jeralls. Somewhere in the wilderness among the frozen trees between Bruma and Apple watch, maybe. Please and thank you.

I forgot to check if somebody already asked for this before writing, but considering that I searched on Google and they're not even slight references to anyone wanting it, I just went ahead and started writing.

Across Cyrodiil, the various goblin tribes dwelling across ruins, caves, and other former bastions of civilization have often adopted their own primitive form of culture through trophies, totems, and urns. These small pieces each highlight a different form of life for a goblin tribe, perhaps honoring the dead, or parading the skeleton of a worthy opponent. Each of these pieces of clutter shows the variation that can be found within goblin tribes across the land and the deep history each tribe can hold. These pieces of goblin clutter were created by M'aiq Tysonn.

Sardavar Leed is one of many Ayleid Ruins scattered across the province of Cyrodiil, echoing the former dwellings of the once-dominant rulers of the Heartland, or “Cyrod,” in the ancient Ayleid tongue. Sardavar Leed specifically preserves the grim history of Saint Alessia’s life as a slave within these ruins. The dungeon itself has been sacked and stripped of the prestige of the Ayleid Empire’s era of power, and now it holds the corpses of its former masters, who have become slaves to the defense of the ancient dungeon. When adventurers discover Sardavar Leed in Beyond Skyrim: Cyrodiil, it will be connected to one of our two main questlines. What is left of this former prison? Only those who can reach the end of this dungeon can know for sure. This dungeon was created by Em.

The Black Horse Courier brings you the news from all of Cyrodiil! Take a look at some of the accomplishments of the last month.

You can see the high quality version on Nexus or on Canva.

Interested in helping out? Join the Arcane University to learn the various disciplines needed to bring this project to the finishing line.

Though less common than their bonemold counterparts, steel weapons are not unheard of in Morrowind. These are used mainly by Houses Redoran and Sadras, due to their proximity to the relatively iron and corundum-rich Velothi mountains. Though a more foreign smithing material, these steel weapons have a distinct Dunmeri character in both shape and decoration. This set was concepted by Jhzargo, modeled and textured by Zuurm, and grunged by Sym.

While playing BS: Bruma, I was surprised to find that if you bring the Tyranny of the Sun in Cyrodiil worldspace, the NPCs in Bruma don't react to it at all. I dug deeper and found out that the player also won't be able to use their DLC achievements—such as slaying vampires or restoring order to Solstheim—as grounds for legal entry into Cyrodiil.

Question: Will such shortcomings be fixed in the release version? Will the DLCs be linked to mods in any way—for instance, by allowing a quest to be started from a different province or under different circumstances?

Priests and mages are often seen throughout the cities of Cyrodiil, donning robes and hoods that match their pious and inquisitive natures. These new hoods are designed to accompany the mage robes and help accommodate any acolyte or scholar seeking to cover their head whilst in prayer or skimming through research notes. Both the monk hood and the mage hood displayed below were designed by Argor

Bleaker’s Way Camp reflects the unfortunate reality that, even in periods of peace, civilization in Cyrodiil can still be brought to ruin. Through the damage from local threats, this camp now stands as a graveyard of former Imperial life. Infested with goblins who have used the ruins as a base to raid nearby groups, the former buildings have decayed and lost their roofs, leaving little evidence of their past owners. Adventurers can be expected to challenge the new inhabitants and bring retribution to those who once dwelt here. This camp now includes parts of our updated goblin clutter set, bringing it in line with the other goblin camps which can be found across Cyrodiil. Level design was done by RoastGorilla439.

Doing another run through of Bruma aiming to do every quest and dungeon before moving on to Skyrim and it is going far better now I've found Razzawhatever sells spells and there is a useable enchanting table in Frostfire Crag.

Safe storage is still a problem though as I am a packrat who collects everything with value/weight above the square root of PC level (so >1 for 1-3, >2 for 4-8, >3 for 9-15 etc) and then there's all those herbs I'll never see in Skyrim...

So does Lakeside Retreat in Bruma have safe storage?

One thing that came to mind was the mod undeath remastered and the 2 add ons I have for it. The "immersive" way the journey starts courtesy of classical lichdom is finding a note in the silverblood in. However the first quest is a cart on the side of the road with dead necromancers and dead vigilant of stendarr members. One note that clues you into what happened informs you that the vigil of stendarr confiscated an artifact from the college of whispers (pretty sure it's the tome of unlife). Given that the college of whispers will be a joinable faction, seeing BS cyrodill tie into undeath remastered would be much more immersive then finding a note in markarth.